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RUSH: I just got a note. “Hey, you know, this is a good thing that you\u2019re talking about here, the loss of honest media, targeting anything conservative. Do you do you take any hope in people seeing what you\u2019re talking about more and more?” Yeah, I do. Look at the last two midterm elections. I think the American people see clearly what\u2019s happening here and they don\u2019t like it. I think the American people are totally — those voting, anyway — are very aware of all of this. And they\u2019re voting to stop all of this stuff. All of this stuff the American people were unequivocal about. Stop it. Bring it to a screeching halt.<\/p>\n

And did the politics class in Washington do? The political class in Washington with this budget deal, essentially the two parties got together and they turned to the electorate, who voted in November and went (raspberry) you. That is precisely what they did. You want to know why Jeb Bush is thinking of running? I\u2019ll give you a possibility, including the fact he may want to be president, he may want to do this. But he\u2019s also being looked at as a savior by the big money donor class and the consultant class, the establishment of the party, to head off the Tea Party. <\/line><\/p>\n

They\u2019re gonna pull out all the stops to make sure that a Tea Party type conservative doesn\u2019t get the nomination. If that means somebody like Jeb — could be a sacrificial run just to make sure that a conservative doesn\u2019t get the nomination in 2016. There\u2019s a whole bunch of stuff under the surface here that percolating and effervescing, and it\u2019s all about us being the number one enemy of these people.<\/line>BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: I realize I might have very quickly gone past my Jeb Bush theory and intrigued some of you. So let\u2019s just take a little time. Jeb has announced he\u2019s gonna form an exploratory committee, one of the biggest surprises since the moon came up last night. What about this specter, how about Jeb versus Hillary, 2016. Do you see the American people invigorated and excited? Oh, speaking of which, there is a story in the Stack today, which I will get to. I\u2019m doing all this stuff out of order, but I\u2019m remembering as it applies. It has to with Millennials learning something about Hillary. Oh! Oh! There\u2019s a poll, Millennials are shocked when they learn that Hillary Clinton is 67 years old. They can\u2019t believe it. <\/line><\/p>\n

Now, that begs an obvious question. What in the world are they looking at? The second thing that the polling data suggests shocks young people about Mrs. Clinton is that she hasn\u2019t driven since 1996. Hillary Clinton hasn\u2019t driven herself since 1996, and is 67 years old. The Millennials were shocked that she\u2019s that old. (interruption) I\u2019m what? (interruption) I drive myself. I do, except when I\u2019m out of town. Well, sometimes I do. It depends. But nevertheless. <\/p>\n

Now, stop and think of this. The news about the poll suggests the Millennials are disappointedly surprised here. “Hillary, 67? Oh, my God. We\u2019re voting for a dinosaur? Aw, gee. We\u2019re supporting it?” And then they find out she doesn\u2019t drive, and that manifests itself in their minds as, “My God, this woman doesn\u2019t drive. She\u2019s out of touch, being chauffeured everywhere?” Wait until these kids find out what she did to enable her husband abusing women, speaking of that. Wait \u2019til they find out that Hillary Clinton ran the bimbo eruptions unit. <\/p>\n

This is why I say, ladies and gentlemen, that this yellow brick road to the White House for Hillary Clinton, I\u2019m not on board with this yet. And I think, if the Democrat Party — and, by the way, speaking of that, there are couple stories in the Stack today about the disarray the Democrat Party is in. And there\u2019s no question it is. It is a mess, but I don\u2019t think that ought to take precedence over the absolute mess the Republican Party\u2019s making of things. <\/p>\n

The Republican Party has already squandered a massive landslide election win. They\u2019ve already squandered it with this budget deal that they did. They looked at this landslide election victory and spat upon it, all to send a message to us, to conservatives. In fact, the Democrats and Republicans got together on it. The Democrats and Republicans got together on the budget, they\u2019re getting together on amnesty, and they\u2019re getting together on Obamacare. <\/p>\n

I\u2019ve had people call me over the years, say, “Rush, there\u2019s no difference in the parties.” And I\u2019ve always argued with those people. But in the last two weeks, you\u2019d be hard-pressed to find any difference. I mean, they\u2019ve all united on this lamebrain budget, this really dumb budget. Dumb for the details in it, dumb for how long it is, everything about it\u2019s dumb and wrong. And they\u2019re aligned on amnesty because their donors are. The donor class is running both parties on amnesty. And the Republicans are throwing in with the Democrats and Obamacare. <\/p>\n

You can\u2019t find a lickspittle bit of difference. You can\u2019t. On those three issues. I tell you, this is all done, this unity is all aimed at those who are considered the enemy, in a domestic sense, and that\u2019s conservatives. That\u2019s the Tea Party. The Ted Cruzes, the Mike Lees, pick a name. Throw Palin in there if you want, but that\u2019s what this is about. So in the midst of all this, here comes Jeb announcing that he\u2019s gonna explore, via a committee, the idea of running for president. And he\u2019s gonna do it in a unique way. He\u2019s going to do it by ignoring the base. <\/p>\n

Jeb Bush is out telling donors, potential donors, CEOs and the like that he is not gonna compromise his principles like others have in order to get the nomination. Meaning, he\u2019s not gonna pander to the Tea Party. Nope. He\u2019s not gonna pander to conservatives. He\u2019s gonna show that you can win the Republican Party nomination without securing the base. And one of the things that I think is really going on here, I think that the Republican Party — it\u2019s true of both parties — the Republican Party is dominated now by what is called in the parlance of the day, the donor class. <\/line><\/p>\n

You\u2019ve got the political class, the establishment, the consultants class, but the donor class, it\u2019s just the donors. The big, big donors, I\u2019ll tell you who they are. If I had been paying attention I would have realized what was happening 20 years ago. Remember this dinner party I\u2019ve told you about over and over again at the Hamptons? I\u2019m out on the deck after dinner, this guy, big donor, comes up to me and says, poking me in the chest, “What are you gonna do about the Christians?” Remember that story? Well, this guy\u2019s the perfect example of what I\u2019m talking about, the donor class. <\/p>\n

He\u2019s not a conservative. He is a Republican probably on fiscal issues, may even be pro-life, I don\u2019t know, but he certainly hates social issues, wants them to be no part of any campaign because his wife nags him about it. He doesn\u2019t like going to conventions with a bunch of hayseed, hick pro-lifers. But this guy and who he represents was a forerunner of what\u2019s going on now. This happened to me, had to be around 1992 or 1993, and it was my first time at the Hamptons. I mean, I would love to tell you the names, but I didn\u2019t get permission to do that, and it\u2019s enough to know that you would know them.<\/p>\n

Some were administration officials at the time. Some were former. But it was heavy hitters, and big, big donors. And I remember when this guy came up to me and said, “What are you gonna do about the Christians?” I was taken aback. I was very young, naive, still in the first four years of this and still not really understanding what\u2019s happening, and certainly not knowing who my friends are yet or not. Although I thought I did. I was wrong about that, too. But when this guy starts poking me, I thought he\u2019s teasing me. It was venomous. He was really mad. And I said, “What do you mean, the Christians?” <\/p>\n

And he started in on pro-lifers. At the time, the moral majority or the Christian right, I forget the term he used, whatever was popular back then. And I said, “Well, I don\u2019t know why you think I have –“<\/line><\/p>\n

“They listen to you. You\u2019re one of them. They listen to you.” So right then, if I\u2019d have known, if I\u2019d have had the presence of mind I would have understood that even back then I had been tagged as what the Tea Party is to these guys today: a problem. A potential friend, if I can see the light of day, but if I stayed the way I was, I was gonna be a problem because I had inroads to the Christians. <\/p>\n

I tried to stand my ground. I said, “Sir, they\u2019re 24 million votes. You can\u2019t win the presidency without \u2019em.” And that\u2019s what they\u2019re fed up with, folks. That\u2019s what they\u2019re tired of. And so when you hear Jeb or anybody else seek the Republican nomination and start talking about doing it without winning the base, they\u2019re trying to all come up with a way to win the party nomination without owing anything to the Tea Party. Their wildest dream is to render the Tea Party conservatives an irrelevant factor. One of the primary reasons for that is that that\u2019s what the donors want. The donors rule the roost. The donors are the big money. <\/p>\n

And the donors determine in large part what the party — clearly that\u2019s what happened here in this budget deal. It\u2019s clearly what\u2019s happening with amnesty. I\u2019m not so sure the donors are responsible for Obamacare, but in some ways it may be, depending on which donors you\u2019re talking about. So I think that a lot of this talk about the Jeb candidacy is an attempt to see if they can actually, once and for all, in a primary setting, relegate the Tea Party and members of it who are elected, such as Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, impotent. And I think that\u2019s the objective that they have. <\/p>\n

You look at the way they went after Ted Cruz when he stood up and tried to get a vote on whether or not what Obama was doing is unconstitutional. He only got 22 Republicans to agree with him on this notion that Obama was acting illegally, outside the Constitution? Only 22 senators voted with Cruz on his point of order? Wouldn\u2019t you think, just in a normal ebb and flow of the day, given what you\u2019ve always thought party politics was, wouldn\u2019t you think that this current bunch of Republican senators, who have to be fully aware that they\u2019re gonna be the majority next month, the current crop of Republicans in the Senate, they\u2019re gonna have a majority because the people that won are gonna be sworn in in January. <\/p>\n

They\u2019re gonna be part of a majority. You would think that they could have taken this vote and established for the party, “Yes, President Obama is acting outside the Constitution.” And only 22 senators voted for this. In effect, they sided with the Democrats on this, saying, “No, President Obama is not acting outside the Constitution on this executive amnesty business.” I had people e-mailing me, “What does this mean?” Folks, it can only mean one thing. What Cruz offered was a simple point of order. <\/p>\n

There wasn\u2019t even any oompff behind this. It was just go on record stating a belief. If they\u2019re unwilling to do that, I don\u2019t think you should expect — maybe you don\u2019t already — I wouldn\u2019t expect the Senate to do any serious battling with Obama, even after they\u2019re sworn in. I mean, it has to be what this means. <\/p>\n

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RUSH: By the way, I didn\u2019t think I needed to say this, but 20 years ago when the guy pokes me in the chest and says, “What are you gonna do with the Christians?” it\u2019s not just abortion and the social issues today that have the Republican establishment aiming at us, opposed to conservatives. Folks, it\u2019s all about limited government, too. They do not want a smaller government. They want a big government that they run. They claim they\u2019re gonna do it smarter, they\u2019re gonna do it more efficiently, but they want the power. I mean, hell, if the government\u2019s gonna play crony socialism, the Republicans want in on the fun. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s a danger of precedent setting. You\u2019d think principled people roll back all these destructive things, and that\u2019s not what\u2019s gonna happen. All these crazy things Obama\u2019s done, some Republicans say, “Hey, you know, I want some of that action. It\u2019s power, man, it\u2019s power.” And the power of the federal budget, being able to dole out goodies to your friends in business who have spent a lot of money getting you elected, so it\u2019s quid pro quo. It\u2019s not just about abortion. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s become much more than that. It\u2019s what it was, as the animating factor, but now it\u2019s still the social issues, but it\u2019s also the fact — and look at this budget. This is not my opinion. This is not theory. Based on the vote on the budget, I don\u2019t think anybody could honestly claim that the modern incarnation of the Republican leadership is at all interested in reducing the size of government. And that has a practical meaning. Individual freedom and liberty are directly related to the size of government. Bigger government, the less freedom and liberty we all have. Undeniable. <\/p>\n

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RUSH: Hey, look, I don\u2019t know. I mean, people say, “Hey, Rush, would you explain something to me? Jeb Bush is telling Republican donors that he\u2019s gonna get the nomination outside of the base. He\u2019s gonna do it without the votes of the base. How\u2019s he gonna do that? I mean, nobody wins their nomination without the base.” Look, folks, right now I don\u2019t have an answer. I can give you a wild guess of what I think. <\/p>\n

It\u2019s not so much a wild guess. It\u2019s just paying attention to what they say. If somebody had a gun to my head and said, “You give me a credible theory here on how the Republicans think they can win without the Tea Party voters,” I\u2019d say, “Here\u2019s what it is: Remember, they are devoted to the concept of ‘he who wins independents wins it all.'” They\u2019re devoted to that, number one. Especially now they love the independents, \u2019cause they are not ideologues.<\/line><\/p>\n

These establishment, big government, whatever Republicans just don\u2019t like ideologues because they associate ideologues with Tea Party and conservatism. I actually think… This is probably more of a general election strategy than primary, but I think that they believe that they can win with a coalition of independents (who they believe, by the way, hate conservatives as much as everybody else hates \u2019em) and Hispanics. Do not forget how devoted to the potential Hispanic vote Republicans are. It\u2019s the sole reason they want to do amnesty. <\/p>\n

I think they think they could put together a coalition of independents and Hispanics to go along with the average Republican voter, who\u2019s not a conservative or Tea Partier. Romney did it. Here\u2019s the problem with it: Romney won the independents big time. The problem is Republicans got fooled by a trick run by the Democrats all these years. The trick is, “He who wins the independents wins the election.” The reason that was a trick… I\u2019ve said this over and over again. <\/p>\n

What it effectively does, is it makes the Republicans run a campaign aimed at 20% of the populace. It assumes that the base is gonna vote for you no matter what in the general. It assumes that the basis is gonna vote for you no matter what. So you got that 40%, and the Democrats have their same 40%. The key, therefore, is the remaining 20% independents. So the Republican consultants tell their candidates (and, by the way, make their sales pitch to get the job from each candidate), “I\u2019m the guy can get you the independents! I\u2019m the guy that can devise a campaign where you\u2019ll win the independents!”<\/p>\n

Romney won independents going away. Lost the election. But they\u2019re still wedded to it. It\u2019s a nostalgic thing. They still think it\u2019s key. Because I think they\u2019d love to win with independents. I actually think they would love to win and be able to say afterward that conservative Republicans were not a factor in the victory. That\u2019s… (interruption) Reagan won everything. You don\u2019t win 49 states without everyone. Reagan won practically everything. I don\u2019t know what the demographic breakdown back then with Hispanics and all that was, but he had two landslides. <\/p>\n

But, see, they don\u2019t go back and look at the Reagan years as the example. They go back and look at Goldwater. They associate conservatives and Tea Party with Goldwater landslide loss rather than Reagan. Anyway, I\u2019ve been through all of this. I just… (interruption) Snerdley wanted to know how you win without the base. I don\u2019t know. I really don\u2019t. But I know they\u2019d love to. They would love to. Their dream… Let me tell you what their dream is. Their dream is to win the White House and be able to say afterwards that they didn\u2019t need a single Tea Party vote to do it — and the Democrats will do anything to help them, in that regard. Not win the White House, but the Democrats will do anything they can to help them render the Tea Party vote impotent or irrelevant. That\u2019s their objective. It can\u2019t be anything else. I mean, maybe it is. I don\u2019t see it. <\/line><\/p>\n

I think it\u2019s pretty obvious. <\/p>\n

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RUSH: Just a couple things more on this whole business of the establishment of the Republican Party targeting Tea Party candidates, Tea Party itself for defeat. There\u2019s no question in my mind that the Republican Party would love to win the presidency and have it be said in the aftermath that they didn\u2019t need any Tea Party votes to do it. That\u2019s their dream. <\/p>\n

Now, I don\u2019t know what their strategy is gonna be for 2016 to win the White House \u2019cause I don\u2019t know who the nominee\u2019s gonna be, but what if the strategy in 2016 to win the presidency is a repeat of their strategy in the midterms of 2014, i.e. don\u2019t say anything. Don\u2019t say anything controversial. Don\u2019t have any agenda. Don\u2019t lay out any agenda items you\u2019re gonna do. Don\u2019t make yourself a target. Just run and be Republican and just have people get angry at Democrats, vote for Republicans for no reason, other than they\u2019re not Democrats. <\/p>\n

Well, look, I know it sounds crazy, but they really do believe they pulled off a brilliant coup here in the midterms. The Republican establishment thinks it was brilliant to not have an agenda. They knew the American people were fed up with Obama and fed up with Democrats. Who wouldn\u2019t be? The country\u2019s a mess. So they vote for the Republicans as an alternative and they may be thinking, let\u2019s do that again in 2016. Well, to you and me, it doesn\u2019t seem like it can work. I\u2019m just throwing an idea out there. I mean, none of what they\u2019re doing is — (interruption) It depends.<\/line><\/p>\n

Yeah, but normally whoever\u2019s at the top of the ticket defines the agenda. But what if whoever\u2019s at the top of the ticket doesn\u2019t announce an agenda, other than we need a change, other than I\u2019m not Obama, other than I\u2019m not Democrats. Just platitudes. Restore American greatness, blah, blah, you know, just don\u2019t make themselves a target is — (interruption) That\u2019s what I\u2019m saying. If they do it right, it could end up working. <\/p>\n

Now, what\u2019s fascinating about these people to me is they go back and say, “No, the Tea Party will kill us. Look at Goldwater. Look at the last time a Republican, my God, it was a landslide.” They never look at Reagan, but what\u2019s interesting, they never look at the candidates they nominate. McCain got shellacked. Romney got shellacked. Whoever they nominate is gonna get shellacked, but they never look back at their own active choices losing elections as something from which to learn a lesson. <\/p>\n

They always go back to 1964 and say, “Well, look at that, conservatives, I mean, my God, it\u2019s such a small minority, it\u2019s a landslide, we\u2019ll get creamed! We can\u2019t have another Goldwater.” And that\u2019s what Cruz would be, well, hell, anybody that\u2019s not Chris Christie, Jeb Bush, who else are they thinking about? McCain, he won\u2019t do it again, will he? But the noise is Romney\u2019s thinking about doing it again. We\u2019ll just have to wait and see. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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